The collection consists of homesteading, railroad, survey, subdivision and road maps of the Armstrong-Spallumcheen area.

The fonds consists of photographic postcards of the Peace River area, including views of Main Street, various buildings, a train, and views of the town; the images are by J. Martinos.

The fonds consists of photographs of the North Boundary Survey (1928). Survey party members included; Art Allen, Ken Allen, Frank Burstrom, Hank Hansen, Grant Hare, Al Lamonte (cook) and Jeremy Lomb.

The fonds consists of assessment and tax records, land and mineral claims, correspondence, and legal papers of Arthur and Harry Livesley.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Arthur Cload of Edmonton and dating from ca. 1910-1987.This fonds consists of one small album of postcards, mainly of scenes in early 20th century Prairie Provinces. There are also typewritten copies of "Recollections of Arthur Osborne Cload", "My Own Story" which includes the memories of his youth, WWI, coming to Canada in 1925 under the British Empire settlement Scheme and "Recollections of Early Auctioneers" pertaining to Edmonton.

This fonds consists mostly of Art Hughes photographs (1929-1964) including: the British Columbia/ Alberta Boundary Survey with A. O. Wheeler; guiding and outfitting with Stan Kitchen; road construction; Conscientious Objector camps; the Jasper Rodeo & Turf Club and several views of his family and friends. Fonds also includes textual records consisting of: a program from the Jasper Rodeo (1931); financial ledger (1927-1930) and a booklet "The Call of Untrodden Ways" (1923).

The fonds consists of: the personal diaries/daily journals (3) of Arthur Ion, a homesteader in the British Block (1912-1941); images of the Ion family.

The fonds consists of 12 photographs depicting Arthur Johnston and/or workers at a camp in Southern Alberta. The photographs show horses, buggies and other equipment used at the camp. The majority of the photographs use gelatin developing out paper. Seven of the photographs were used as postcards and have brief correspondence, addresses or identification on the back of the photographs. 5 photographs are mounted on cardboard stock.

The fonds consists of letters written by Mr. Meredith to family in Ontario about settling near Edmonton in the 1890s. It also includes earlier correspondence written to family members in 1879.

The fonds consists of photograph albums with 191 photographs of receptions, events and trips as well as some newspaper clippings; newsletters; correspondence; a program; a pamphlet; and <em>Béziers</em>, a book about Béziers, France presented to Jean Fortier of the Association France-Canada de l'Alberta.